2025 Shetland Wool Week Supporter

Your membership helps us deliver a vibrant and meaningful programme - and we’ve designed this year’s packages to give you more value and connection to the festival with a focus on experiences rather than “stuff”.

We’re offering three membership tiers for SWW 2025:

• In Person Membership – £45 (Limited availability)
• Virtual Membership – £30
• Supporter Membership – £6

By becoming a 2025 Shetland Wool Week Supporter you will receive:

• Early access to the programme (at least one week before tickets go on sale)
  
• Entry to our exclusive prize draw (prizes listed below)
  
• Our gratitude to you as a valued SWW supporter!
  

Prize draw details

All SWW members and supporters will be entered into our exclusive prize draw and are in with a chance of winning one of our fantastic competition prizes: 

• Your guaranteed choice of one ticket to any of the core SWW classes up to the value of £60 (choice to be made before event tickets go live for public sale)
• Two tickets to the Patrons Talk (in person or virtual) on Monday 30 September, evening
• SWW goodies bundle - including the 2025 SWW Annual plus a full range of merchandise produced for the event (this can be collected during the event or will be posted to you once available in September)
• Your choice of an Aal Ower Toorie hat kit in one of the official colourways
  

FAQ:

• Memberships are annual (not rolling subscriptions)
  
• Event tickets go on sale: Wednesday 9 July at 14:00 BST
  
• Membership is available to all countries including customers in the EU/EAA 
  
• You don’t need to be a member to attend SWW, but membership gives you a head start on planning your itinerary
  
• Our popular SWW Annual will be available for pre-order from early September (not included in membership)
  
• A small range of SWW merchandise will be available during the festival

Our charity depends on its many supporters in everything it does. Your generosity is important to us and provides us with the life blood to continue delivering a varied and inspiring event, as well as helping to preserve Shetland’s textile heritage and its rural crofting community for future generations to enjoy.